Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Freaking"

A: Oh I see. they are trying to say that the person is very strong all it does it emphasize whatever the second word is. freaking is not supposed to be used like that but some Americans will say that.

A: What they said.

Though the way they worded it means literally nothing but it also means that someone is going crazy over something that isn't really a big problem. Something that could be easily fixed.

Example:

"You spilled a little bit of juice, don't go freaking out over nothing. Just clean it up."

A: @AnthonyColmenares: often used to intensify something
example: "I'm freaking tired" would also mean "I'm very tired"

A: #1 to enter into or cause a period of irrational behavior or emotional instability, as under the influence of a drug: to be freaked out on LSD.

#2: to lose or cause to lose emotional control from extreme excitement, shock, fear, joy, despair, etc.: Seeing the dead body FREAKED him out.

A: The creepy look on that guy's face is freaking me out.

She was freaking out over such a small spider.

I don't want any of your freaking opinions!

Are you freaking kidding me?!

A: The concert was freaking amazing.

The food was freaking good.

She started freaking out when she saw a mouse.

I freaking loved that movie.

You're freaking me out!

A: Stop that shit. you freaking me out. xD

Im currently freaking out here call 911.. because the guy in front of me shot himself.

A: It’s slang. Very casual slang that is often used to swear and that should not be used anywhere important like school or work.

It means the exact same thing. It’s just a different spelling of the same word. Freaking is used more commonly than fricking though.

A: Hi

A: your sentences are well built enough but if you want a natural way, they would be–
1. The weather was so cold today, it feels/felt like the coldest day of the year.

2. the 2nd sentence is good 👍

3. Lately when I look into the mirror, i feel like i'm looking older. Getting older sucks, i want to look young forever.

4. I've been waiting for D's message all day long. I don't even like him, but I've still been waiting for it("but I'm still waiting for it" works okay too)

5. Recently, after dinner I had a chocolate bar, I know this is a bad habit, but i can't help it because i stress out so much throughout the day (or you can simply even say "because I'm so stressed")

6. I'll have a call with Richard tomorrow. I don't think it will go well but I'll still give it a shot because i have nothing to lose/ i have nothing to lose after all.

7. No matter how cold the weather is, I still take a cold shower/ still shower with cold water.


keep up with your journal:-)

A: 1. You can do without the , in between feel and like. Maybe change "this" to "the"
2. "I left work early" will be alright
3. "I look older"-->"I'm getting older" / "Younger"-->"Young"
4. "waiting it"-->"waiting for it" Waiting always go with for (e.g. I've waited for you for who knows how long)
4. "have a chocolate bar", perhaps add a "with" before this phrase
5. "at least just give it a shot"-->"let's just give it a shot" would be more natural
6. "do the cold water shower"-->"shower in cold water"/"one of the part of my discipline"--> "one part of my daily routine" would be even more natural

Sorry for deleting the previous comment just now

A: the weather was so cold today! i definitely feel like today was the coldest day of the year!

i left work early because i had a skin care appointment

lately, when i look in a mirror, i feel like i look older. getting older sucks! i want to look young forever.

i’ve been waiting for D’s message all day! i don’t even like him but i’m still waiting for it. ARRGH! i hate this feeling!

recently, after dinner, i’ve been having a chocolate bar. i know it’s a bad habit but i just can’t help it, because i get so stressed throughout the day.

tomorrow, i’ll call Richard. i don’t think it we’ll go well but i’ll give it a shot! i have nothing to lose.

no matter how cold the weather is, i always have a cold shower. it’s part of my discipline.

A: 1 and 2 is natural.

3 is a bit unnatural.
It should be “I want to look young forever.”

4 is a bit unnatural, it’s supposed to be “I don’t even like him but I’m still waiting for a reply.”

There’s another one that says 4, and it’s also a bit unnatural. It’s supposed to be “I had a chocolate bar” because of the word “Recently.” Recently can be used if that event (aka I “had a chocolate bar”) happened in the past, but it’s not very far from the present moment. Also, you can use “I stress out so much throughout the day”, but it’s preferable if you use “I’m stressed out throughout the whole day”
Ah, additionally if you want to make it a bit more casual, shorten chocolate to choco. So it’s like “I had a choco bar.”

5 is natural.

6 is unnatural. Your first sentence is correct. However, for your second and third sentence, it’s unnatural. For “I do the cold water shower,” you can either use “I shower with cold water” or “I shower in cold water.” Your third sentence is almost correct, but it’s supposed to be “It’s one of the parts to discipline.” Discipline is important in general, so you don’t have to use “my.” But there is another word for “part”, which is “factors.” It’s like “It’s one of the factors of discipline.”

I hope this helped you :)

A: Now I’m freaked out is usually used in a situation where you’re just creeped out. You’re not usually feeling anything more than just creeped out.

I’m freaking out is where you’re feeling more emotion whether it be excitement or panic.